Graduate Quantity Surveyor - SPA

Overview

Graduate Quantity Surveyor supporting commercial and cost management for water pipeline project

Key Responsibilities

• site coordination
• live forecasting
• record keeping
• cost estimating
• procurement strategy
• cost monitoring

Tasks

-Work closely with the site team, attending site regularly to ensure they are aware of and can manage the allowances and outputs, provide robust challenge to achieve outperformance, communicate change control and escalate when necessary. -Assist the Quantity Surveyor to produce accurate live forecasting, taking into account the programme and reporting in accordance with the respective work breakdown structure/ cost breakdown structure. -Ensure that proper records are kept & maintained so financial information for audits and cost assurance is readily available. -Assist the team to ensure robust estimates are provided that align to scope and make allowance for risks and opportunities including any necessary analysis, transfer of data to the procurement system and Cost Base -Work closely with the Lead Quantity Surveyor, Procurement team, Construction Manager and Project Manager to develop and monitor procurement strategy. -Ensure actual costs are monitored and assessed against baseline, value of work done, solution cost progress, affordability challenges and final outturn calculations.

Requirements

• degree
• engineering
• analytical
• communication
• project experience
• driving licence

What You Bring

-A degree in a related subject; engineering, management, cost discipline -Excellent analytical, organisational, and communication skills -Real project experience from day one -Full UK driving licence (or working towards it)

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Benefits

-Structured training and development programme -We will support you achieve working towards your professional accreditations -Competitive graduate salary and benefits package

About Jn Bentley

-In the mid‑1970s it expanded into general building, then turned to pipelines and pumping stations in the 1980s. -By the 1990s its civil‑engineering focus deepened, culminating in the 1999 launch of a major JV partnership. -Typical projects span water infrastructure, hydroelectric power, industrial buildings, highways and coastal works. -Clients include major water companies, Environment Agency, Canal & River Trust, Rolls‑Royce, P&G and Associated British Ports. -The 2013 merger with JBA Consulting formed a new entity offering integrated low‑carbon environmental solutions.

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